Queries definitions, examples and other fields from local mdx/stardict or online dictionaries and fills them into Anki notes, using multi-threaded lookups for faster card creation.
Alternatives to FastWordQueryNG: Multi-threaded queries for words from local or web dictionarie
AnkiWeb addon 2071190502
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